The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16
On motion Of Mr. Hicka House bill No S07
was taken mp. amended and ordered engross-d.

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was taken mp. amended and ordered engrossed.
| THREE O'CLOCK Px
| The House resumed its session.
| The Speaker in the chair.
| A quorum present.
House bill No $50 wa. in,lefinitely post
| poned.
Senate bill No % was passed.
Mr.. Strom moved that the House take up on
Its second reading House bill No III: agreed
Mr. Strom moved that the substitute offered
by the Committee he adopted in lieu Of the
| original bill; agreed 10.
COMMITTEES substitute Tor House bill No 1T
was read the second time.
Substitute for House hills Nos "a, 20 and 81
was taken up and read the SECOND time.
Mr. Washington, Chairman of the Joint Conn
mtiee on Enrolled Bills, reported that House
bills Nos. 1874 1888, BAT. 4, 245 and l72 and SEN
ate bill No. l29 had been preseniel Io the Gov
etnor.
Mr.. Tippin, Chairman of the Committee on
Militia, reported fsvorably Senate bill No loo
message from the Senate announced that
the Senate had considered House bill No. S55
and had amended the same.
Also. has passed memorial No Q; ALSO House
bill No. S7l ssssl Seaase hill Nos. ITO and 14S
aIsO has passed House bill No. IA aud Senate
bill No. 226; also, has indefinitely postponed
House bill No 81, has considered House bill No.
265 and amended the same also. has passed SEN
ate amendment to section one (1) Of Article XIX
OF the Constitution also, Senate bill No. 21I
Also, has passed Senate bill No. 81.
Mr.. Mcclellan moved that Senate bill No 256
be recommtied TO the Committee on Railroads
and Canals.
Mr.. Hind moved TO adjourn; agreed to-
EIGHT O'CLOCK Pm
The House of Representatives resumed It's ses-
sion.
A quorum present.
Mr.. Campbell, Chairman of the Committee an
Judiciary, reported faverably Senate bill No.
Mr.. Sirom, Chairman of the Committee on
Agriculture, reported a substitute Tor House bill
No. 1871
Mr.. Washington. Chairman of the Joint Gem
mittee Enrolled Bills. reported House bill
No. 1873 and Senate bill No 1870 correctly en-.
rolled.
The Hon. George H. Browne, Speaker, and
W. H. Reynolds, Chief Clerk. signed the bills
therein named.
Mr.. Saxon, Chairman Of the Committee on
Railroads and Canals, reported favorably Senate
bill No 255
Senate bill No. 2s7 was passed
Mr. s. Anderson, under the call OF the roll
called up Senate bill No. 1876; which was passed
Mr. Duncan, of Sumter, offered the following
resolution:
Resolced, That joint committee of the Senate
ami House, two from the House and one from
the Senate, be appointed to consider the irregu-
lariiies that occurred in the adoption of amend
ments by the Senate TO House bill No /, known
as the Railroad Commission Bill, and report
what steps shall be taken To correct said irregu-
arifies;
Which was adopted, and the Speaker appoint
ed Messrs. Duncan, of Sumter, and Washington
such commi,.ee on the part of the House.
Mr. ,skin under the call Of The roll, called
up Hnlee bill No 208; which was passed.
Mr. Belcher, under the call oil the roll, called
up House bill No BIG; which was passed
A message from the Senate announced the
passage OF House bill No. II and Senate bills
Nos. 284, 1872 and 5.
Mr.. Duncan of Sumter, of the Special Joint
Committee to investigate irregularities in en-
grossment OF House bill No l. made the follow
ing report:
That House bill No be recalled from the
Enrolling Committee, and that the House recon-
slider it's action in concurring in the Senate
amendments, and that House bin No. 1 be re-
turned 10 the Senate for their consideration.
Mr.. Duncan of Sumter moved that the House
reconsider the vote by which the House con-
CURED in the Senate amendments To Senate bill
No. 1 which was agreed t, and on motion, the
Clerk was directed Ia return The said bill tO the
Senate for further action ly the Senate thereon.
Mr.. Bieby, under The cali of the roll, called
up House bill No 345; which was passed
Mr.. Willie moved that the House adjourn;
agreed to-